Global crude oil prices have fallen sharply, with Nigeria’s Bonny Light dropping to around $98 per barrel as easing tensions between the United States and Iran reshape market expectations. The
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Fresh details have emerged on why President Bola Tinubu has remained firm on the removal of fuel subsidy despite growing pressure from Nigerians battling rising living costs. The Presidency says
Zenith Bank Plc has closed a defining chapter in its corporate history with a massive dividend payout and a major leadership transition at its 35th Annual General Meeting held in
Nigeria’s push to revive its long-dormant refining capacity has taken a major step forward as the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) signs a strategic agreement with Chinese firms
Plateau State is pushing deeper into Nigeria’s digital economy race with a new outsourcing partnership aimed at creating thousands of jobs and repositioning the state as a major hub for
Nigeria’s aviation sector is facing renewed turbulence as airlines warn of possible flight disruptions following a sharp and sustained rise in aviation fuel prices across the country. Airline operators say
Nigeria’s aviation industry is bracing for a potential shutdown as skyrocketing jet fuel prices push airlines to the brink, with operators warning that services could begin to halt from April
Global markets surged on renewed hopes of diplomacy between the United States and Iran, sending the dollar to its lowest level in over six weeks as investor confidence rebounded. The
Petrol Price May Hit ₦2,000 Per Litre as TUC Warns of Economic Shock, Urges Urgent Government Action
Nigeria could be heading toward a fresh fuel crisis, with petrol prices projected to hit ₦2,000 per litre if urgent steps are not taken to stabilise the market, the Trade
Global stock markets climbed on Friday as investors bet on a fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran, even as rising oil prices signalled lingering fears about stability in